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| US removes all bombers from British air base targeted by a suspected terror attack |
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The US Air Force has brought home its bombers stationed at a US run military air base in England used to strike Iran following an investigation into a planned terror attack at the RAF Fairford base. The bombers were redeployed back to their home bases in the United States, according to a Pentagon official who was not authorized to discuss sensitive military movements and spoke today on condition of anonymity. Aviation watchers such as the Military Air Tracking Alliance have observed dozens of B-52 and B-1 bombers operating out of RAF Fairford since the opening days of the Iran war. Observers noticed a host of B-1 bombers fly out of the base today. |
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| Satellite photos show ‘significant’ Iranian activity at secret underground nuclear site bombed by Israel |
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New satellite images show “significant renewed activity” at an underground Iranian nuclear facility near Tehran that was bombed by Israel during the war earlier this year, according to a report by the Institute for Science and International Security. The Israel Defense Forces announced in early March that it had destroyed the secret site at Minzadehei, where it alleged Iranian nuclear scientists were working to help develop nuclear weapons. “Given what is known about this compound, this activity may be indicative of an effort by Iran to reestablish a nuclear weapons development capability and to reconstitute what was lost in the attack on the compound,” warns the institute. |
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| Israel News |
| Katz: IDF has killed 4,000 of 6,000 terrorists who invaded Israel on Oct. 7 |
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Some 4,000 terrorists who invaded Israel during the October 7 onslaught three years ago have been killed to date, Defense Minister Israel Katz says. “6,000 terrorists crossed the border into Israel on October 7 and carried out the atrocities. Of them, 4,000 have been killed so far, leaving another 2,000,” he says in a statement. The figures cited by Katz were presented by Military Intelligence Directorate chief Maj. Gen. Shlomi Binder during a cabinet meeting last night. According to previous IDF assessments, around 5,600 terrorists invaded Israel on October 7, 2023, and between 1,200 and 1,600 of them were killed in Israeli territory. Thousands of the terrorists returned to the Strip, and many of them were killed in the subsequent fighting or after being targeted by Israel. The efforts to track down and eliminate all of those who took part in the Hamas-led attack is being led by a unit in the Shin Bet security agency known as Nili. The IDF and Shin Bet have ramped up efforts to eliminate all those who participated in October 7 in recent months. Katz says that he and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have instructed the military and all other security bodies to kill all of those who took part in the onslaught, “without limitation and under any circumstances, from the senior ranks to the junior ranks.” |
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| Alarm as Army Set to Resume Arrests of Bnei Yeshivah |
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Fresh concern is spreading through the chareidi community as the Israeli army prepares to resume proactive arrests of bnei yeshivah classified as draft evaders, following a pause over the Yamim Tovim. The move comes amid pressure from the Attorney-General’s Office for a sharp increase in enforcement. At a meeting chaired by Deputy Attorney-General Gil Limon, army officials admitted that proactive arrests had virtually stopped in recent months, with enforcement focused mainly on border crossings. Between 1 and 22 September, 212 men were arrested at Ben Gurion Airport, Allenby and Taba, around 163 of them believed to be chareidi. The resumption of proactive arrests has raised fears that enforcement could once again reach into chareidi neighbourhoods. However, the growing pressure is only expected to strengthen the determination of bnei yeshivah to remain steadfast in Torah and mesorah, despite the threat of arrest. |
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| Netanyahu at Oct. 7 ceremony: We will settle scores with everyone involved in attacks |
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Israel will continue to pursue everyone involved in the October 7, 2023 attacks against Israel, and is aiming for peace with Lebanon, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says at a state ceremony commemorating the soldiers and security forces who have fallen in the three years since the Hamas invasion. Netanyahu stresses that Israel still has more missions before it — “and we intend to complete them.” “In Gaza there will not be any Hamas rule,” he promises. “Everyone who was involved in the attack against us, everyone who held our hostages, is living on borrowed time.” “We will reach them, as we reached the others,” Netanyahu warns, adding that Israel is settling scores with Hamas terrorists every day. In Lebanon, says Netanyahu, Israel will continue striking Hezbollah “and we will create a chance for peace with a country in which the overwhelming majority wants peace with us.” Netanyahu pledges that Israel will not allow Iran to threaten Israel’s existence. The regime, he claims “is the weakest that it has been since its founding.” “It is fighting for its life, and in the end, it will pass from the world,” he predicts. Iran had a three-part plan to destroy Israel, he argues. “Terrorist proxies around us who were designed to bleed us; thousands of lethal missiles aimed at our territory, aimed at our cities; and most importantly, nuclear bombs that were designed to destroy our country, to erase it from the face of the earth,” he says. Fighting together, he says, Israeli soldiers cut off Iran’s terror arms, and pushed enemies back from the country’s borders to create buffer zones. “We struck the ballistic missile stores in Iran itself,” says Netanyahu, “we hit its nuclear program hard — scientists, sites, infrastructure.” |
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| Katz says military on alert ahead of possible Hamas attacks on Oct. 7 anniversary |
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Defense Minister Israel Katz says he has instructed the military to “increase its readiness and be prepared for any possible scenario in Gaza” ahead of the third anniversary of Hamas’s October 7 onslaught tomorrow. Katz cites “intelligence indicating that Hamas intends to try to carry out assaults and attacks against our forces in Gaza on that day.” In his statement, the defense minister says the IDF must prepare for worst-case scenarios, and “forceful action should be taken in response to any intelligence or warning to thwart any threat, in addition to the forceful activity already being carried out.” If Israeli forces are harmed, Katz says, “Hamas and the population of Gaza will pay a heavy price, beyond all proportion.” Last year, on the second anniversary of Hamas’s devastating October 7 onslaught, terrorists in Gaza launched a rocket at the border community of Netiv Ha’asara. There have been no rockets launched from Gaza that crossed into Israeli territory since then. A rocket launched by terrorists in Gaza in January fell short in the Strip. |
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